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You may not see it happening, but the decline is gradual, and once it starts, it doesn’t stop on its own. Collagen, the structural protein that keeps your skin firm and plump, begins to diminish in quality and quantity as early as your mid-20s. 

If your skin constantly feels tight, flaky, or irritated no matter how much you moisturise — you’re not imagining it. Chronic dryness can be more than just a seasonal annoyance or a skipped moisturiser.

Microneedling is everywhere — from dermatology clinics to DIY kits in your bathroom drawer. But not all needling is created equal. If you’re torn between professional microneedling and at-home devices, it’s worth knowing what truly sets them apart. One offers precision and depth; the other offers convenience — but not always results.

Dull skin that won’t glow no matter how religiously you follow your skincare routine? Breakouts, rough texture, or uneven tone that just won’t budge? You’re not alone — and that’s exactly where treatments like LED Light Therapy and Microdermabrasion come in.

You’re doing your usual skincare routine—cleanse, serum, moisturiser, maybe a little SPF—and suddenly, something feels... off. Your skin doesn’t feel as smooth. There’s a rough patch that wasn’t there yesterday. Maybe your makeup isn’t sitting quite right. Maybe you’re running your fingers across your cheek and thinking, Wait, has it always felt like this?

Maybe it’s sun spots, uneven tone, or that patch of stubborn pigmentation that shows up in every selfie. Or maybe your skin just feels... blah. Whether after a full skin reset or a quick refresh, you’ve probably come across two popular options: chemical peels and microdermabrasion.